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Queenstown: Ten out of ten for luxury
Ten of Queenstown’s luxury tourism providers are joining forces to market the New Zealand resort to national and global visitors.
The foundation members of Queenstown Prestige will work together to convey a clear profile of luxury in Queenstown under one umbrella.
Foundation members comprise accommodation providers Eichardt’s, Touch of Spice, Blanket Bay, Matakauri Lodge and Sofitel Queenstown, luxury leather goods retailer Louis Vuitton, Queenstown Opal Centre jewellers, Over The Top Helicopters, Mount Edward Winery and transport company BLACK.
Eichardt’s general manager Holly Taylor and Touch of Spice general manager Fiona Stevens said, “Collectively we’re going to work together to showcase the finest that Queenstown has to offer, and as a group there’s a lot of strength in that.â€
The initiative will be launched at a function to be held at a mystery location in Queenstown on the evening of May 23.
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